Приклади вживання Publicised Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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That's the ones that are publicised.
I consider the publicised reasons for its ban in Russia absurd.
No one wants their private diaries to be publicised.
One less publicised branch of genetic policing is familial DNA matching.
These problems have been repeatedly publicised in the Ukrainian press.
He claimed even to have power over disease and illness,though he never allowed his presumed healing gifts to be publicised.
The day will be widely publicised on social media, using the WorldPTDay hashtag.
We received the same answer from the company which was publicised already in April 2016.
Not as well as it has been publicised in other countries for instance Poland; just on the other side of the border where you have similar projects.
So I don't even think I am good example to inspire other people because this stuff has been going on,it just hasn't been publicised.
It was Essilor that worked out and first publicised the 2.5 billion statistic, in 2012.
The Vice Chancellor's letter- which does not mention victims at all was criticised in a response on'The Boar'-a student-run news website that first publicised the incident.
This episode was not publicised at the time, and in the aftermath of the Wars, the two men, King and Prime Minister, both wildly popular, were seen as making up a formidable partnership at the helm of the Greek state.
In connection with the information about allegedly mysterious sources of funding of the Open Dialog Foundation(the Foundation, ODF)currently publicised by pro-government and right-wing media, as well as pro-Russian portals and the right-wing blogosphere, I declare the following:.
Widely publicised scandals involving organisations such as the Red Cross Society of China and China Charity Federation, particularly after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, undermined public confidence in the charitable sector.
The Vice Chancellor's letter- which does not mention victims at all was criticised in a response on'The Boar'-a student-run news website that first publicised the incident.[86]. Later, via the University, he published a follow-up indicating that two of the men whose ban was lifted would not return.
He first publicised his theory in an 1849 essay, On the Mode of Communication of Cholera, followed by a more detailed treatise in 1855 incorporating the results of his investigation of the role of the water supply in the Soho epidemic of 1854.[12].
MP Yegor Sobolev urged theGeneral Prosecutor's Office to carefully examine publicised incidents of abuse by Ukrainian investigators in the cases against Kazakh opposition politician Mukhtar Ablyazov and his relative Syrym Shalabayev.
During this time, he was diagnosed with AIDS(having been diagnosed as HIV positive in 1987),which was not yet publicised and was only known to the rest of the band; however, rumours had been spreading since 1988 about Mercury's health and of the possibility that he had the disease, with speculation about his health being fuelled by a clear physical decline in his appearance, particularly weight loss.
It should publicise its findings.
Regularly publicising the outcomes of such projects.
Publicising and promoting the programme;
He went to great lengths to both protect and publicise his Maggi brand.
We follow everything you publicise.
The government has stopped publicising the number of suicides in Aokigahara in recent years- in a bid to change its reputation.
As a result of her case, her father has helped publicise the availability of vaccination to help ensure that as many people are vaccinated as possible.[20].
As a result of her case, her father has helped publicise the availability of vaccination to help ensure that as many people are vaccinated as possible.
The aim is to identify and publicise patterns which can help in the analysis of whether particular attacks constitute violations of international humanitarian law, including war crimes.
Publicising this case was not our goal, but a secondary effect of the development of the situation at that time.
For example,the National Travel Bureau collects information on“uncivilised” travellers, publicises it and uses it to keep those travellers off planes and trains.